How to Save America

[Wisemon]

So in your opinion, $7.00 an hour is a living wage? Cause that's what the full-time, 40 hour week Wal-Mart workers around here get I believe.

This is what I've been arguing for a while.

Small businesses have a hard time because of business legislation. Business legislation affects small businesses most. We get rid of that and large corporations have more competition.

You know exactly what will happen if we get rid of business legislation. The rich will get richer, and by relativity, American workers will become the equivalents of serfs in a feudal system. Taking away business legislation is a terrible idea; it's like releasing all the ghosts from the containment unit.

Outsourcing is a bad thing now?

Just to show that I always choose the correct position, and not necessarily the left position, I'll agree that outsourcing isn't always a bad thing. There are many jobs that American workers won't do, and if we did them, the price of things like toys and clothes would be ridiculously high. Jobs that involve more than grunt/hand work, like engineering jobs, should not be outsourced.